Disseminated on behalf of LaFleur Minerals Inc. (CSE: LFLR) (OTCQB: LFLRF) and may include paid advertising.

• Canadian near-term gold producer LaFleur Minerals recently released the results of a Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”) outlining a capital efficient project with robust economic returns
• LaFleur executives Kal Malhi (Chairman) and Paul Ténière (CEO and Director) participated in a March 24 webinar where they discussed the positive PEA results with investors as well as outlining some of the company’s next steps
• LaFleur’s strategy is based on a low CapEx mine-to-mill project, which includes a wholly owned and permitted gold mill approaching restart readiness, a tailings pond and a gold deposit that has undergone advanced exploration outlining expansion and scalability
• The mill is expected to begin processing material in the spring, thanks partly to the success of prior capital raises, with another anticipated in April or May

LaFleur Minerals (CSE: LFLR) (OTCQB: LFLRF) executives promoted the company’s expectations for a straightforward path to profitability, backed by the results of a recently completed Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”), during a March 24 webinar with investors. 

Board of Directors Chairman Kal Malhi pointed out the advantages of LaFleur’s three-tiered economic model, which includes the interconnected relationship between the company’s Beacon Gold Mill, the tailings pond at the mill, and the Swanson Gold Deposit all located within close proximity to each other in the prolific Tier‑1 Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Eastern Canada. 

“That PEA shows healthy economics,” Malhi said before inviting questions from webinar participants. “We’re a junior gold company but we’re very unique in having those three assets. … Our Beacon Mill is 20 minutes out of the town Val d’Or, which is the best mining town in Canada. And the Swanson Project isn’t too far, so our staff could live in Val d’Or, go to work every day. This isn’t a project where we’re flying in material and staff and building camps. So with the price of gold where it is, having the mill ready to go, that’s a unique investment opportunity, I think.”

CEO and Director Paul Ténière noted that the PEA’s very conservative base case metric is established on a market in which gold would be trading at $2,750 per ounce, with All-In Sustaining Costs (“AISC”) that allow for profitability with an after-tax IRR of 65% and a rapid payback period of 1.8 years. Given that gold has been trading mostly between $4,500 and $5,500 per ounce during the past three months, Ténière said recent market fluctuations have not been a concern. “With this being such a low-cost operation, we don’t anticipate any issues there at all,” he said.

LaFleur is aiming to restart the Beacon Gold Mill this spring, to capitalize on the robust price of gold. The mill was formerly owned by Monarch Mining, who refurbished the mill for about $20 million in 2022, Malhi said. LaFleur obtained the mill and the Swanson deposit at a bankruptcy sale two years ago and is nearing the finish line on its efforts to resume operations at the site, which would be a major pivot point for the company as it enters revenue generation.

“The Beacon Gold Mill is fully permitted, refurbished, and funded for restart following a C$7 million financing,” recent analysis by Zacks Small Cap Research states (https://ibn.fm/Z02EY). “With multiple catalysts ahead, including ongoing drill results, bulk sample approval, and mill commissioning, the company is positioned for a meaningful re-rating as it advances toward production.”

Malhi said the company plans a new capital raise in April or May. The executives noted that the mill’s current processing capacity is around 750 metric tons of material per day, but after LaFleur meets its initial target of restarting the mill with a gold pour from a Swanson bulk sample, the company aims to upgrade the mill to 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes per day, which would put it in the category of about 100,000 ounces per year. 

The mill “is able to process gold, silver, and even a little bit of base metals as well, so it can handle multi-element-type deposits,” Ténière said during a separate event last month (https://ibn.fm/xNRbi).

The initial Swanson Deposit obtained from Monarch was “fairly small” — 6,000 hectares (14,826 acres), Malhi said. But LaFleur continued to increase its exploration potential, obtaining additional area from Abcourt Mines and Globex Mining to position its project size at about 19,214 hectares (47,479 acres) currently. “We did that by incorporating other known deposits within the area, and especially to the south,” Ténière said. “Our goal is to continue to increase the size of the resource. Not just at the Swanson Deposit but across the entire project area.”

There are two major structures running through the project and Ténière said, “We have over 50 showings in some cases including for gold, for base metals.”

A recording of the webinar will be placed on the company’s website.

For more information, visit the company’s website at LaFleurMinerals.com.

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All scientific and technical information contained in this article has been reviewed and approved by Louis Martin, P.Geo. (OGQ), Exploration Manager and Technical Advisor of the company and considered a Qualified Person for the purposes of NI 43-101.

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• Arctic deposit grades are approximately 5.6% copper equivalent, with a projected mine life of 13 years at planned throughput, placing it among the highest-grade undeveloped copper projects globally.
• The Trump administration has reinstated the 2020 record of decision for the Ambler Access Road in Alaska through a presidential decree, while the repeal of Public Land Order 5150 could remove approximately 25 miles of road from federal permitting jurisdiction entirely.
• The U.S. Department of War committed $35.6 million to the Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects and a 10% stake in Trilogy Metals, signaling direct federal backing for the advancement of one of Alaska’s most strategically important critical mineral districts.

The critical minerals conversation has been building for years, but the policy environment has only recently begun to catch up with geology. As governments increasingly look to provide capital commitments, and as acquisition activity continues to shrink the pool of viable domestic copper developers, the projects that combine strong resource quality with the improving regulatory environment are drawing a new caliber of investor attention. Alaska’s Ambler Mining District stands out as one of those rare convergence points, and the company holding the keys to a distinct land package within it has just delivered one of the more consequential quarters in its history.

A Deposit That Stands Apart

At the center of Trilogy Metals’ (NYSE American: TMQ) (TSX: TMQ) portfolio is their flagship asset Arctic deposit, a volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) system containing copper, zinc, silver, gold, and lead in northwest Alaska. What distinguishes Arctic from most other undeveloped projects in the space is not just the multi-metal composition, but the grade. On a copper equivalent basis, the deposit grades approximately 5.6%, a figure that CEO Tony Giardini noted in a recent Kitco interview stands apart from virtually any comparable project in development today.

The deposit contains approximately 50 million tonnes of copper, supporting a projected mine life of 13 years at a planned throughput of 10,000 tonnes per day. At a base case copper price of $3.65 per pound, the pre-tax net present value of Arctic is estimated around $1.5 billion, with a capital intensity ratio of approximately $10,000 per copper equivalent tonne, placing it in the lowest quartile among global copper development projects on that measure.

The investment thesis, however, extends well beyond a single asset.

A District, Not Just a Deposit

The Ambler Mining District was discovered in the 1950s, yet only approximately 210,000 meters of drilling has been completed across its entire strike length in the seven decades since. By comparison, the world’s great VMS districts have typically seen upward of three million meters drilled. The Ambler Mining District, by that measure, has barely been tested.

Alongside Arctic, the Bornite deposit adds further scale with copper and cobalt mineralization. The district also shows indications of germanium, an element with significant defense applications.

Together, Arctic and Bornite position the Ambler Mining District as a potential multi-decade critical mineral development platform.

The Road Question, Materially Answered

For years, development at the Ambler Mining District has been constrained by infrastructure, specifically the proposed 211-mile Ambler Access Road that would connect the district to the existing state road network. A series of permitting approvals, reversals, and litigation created years of uncertainty that dampened progress.

That picture has shifted meaningfully. The Trump administration reinstated the 2020 record of decision through a presidential decree, and the Department of Interior’s repeal of Public Land Order 5150 could remove approximately 25 miles of the road from federal permitting jurisdiction, transferring it to state oversight. The only major federal permit now required for the road is the Section 404 wetlands permit. As Giardini described in the Kitco interview, the project is in a stronger permitting position today than even when the original 2020 approval was first issued.

Federal Capital as Strategic Endorsement

In October 2025, the U.S. Department of War committed $35.6 million for a 10% stake in Trilogy, structured as a direct 5% equity subscription and a 5% acquisition of an existing South32 shareholder position. 

The DOD investment opens doors to broader project financing discussions, and the agreement allows the government to appoint an independent director to the board, providing additional visibility and institutional alignment as the project advances.

Trilogy also maintains its joint venture with South32 through Ambler Metals LLC, a partnership that has seen South32 commit approximately $200 million to the assets since the JV was formed. Together, the private-sector partnership and federal investment place the project among the few North American assets receiving attention from both sides.

Execution Ahead

Looking into 2026 and beyond, Trilogy’s near-term agenda is defined by execution. The company expects to initiate the mine permitting process within months, targeting the FAST-41 framework, which carries an expected timeline of 18 to 24 months. A drilling program is expected to run from May through September as technical work will be conducted to support a final future investment decision for mine construction and operations.

The financing picture is also evolving in the company’s favor. Precious metals now represent approximately 25% of Arctic’s deposit value, up from roughly 10% at the time of the 2023 feasibility study. That shift could open the door to silver and gold streaming arrangements as the project de-risks toward a potential final investment decision targeted in early 2028.

With domestic copper scarcity increasing as consolidation continues across the sector, the Ambler Mining District’s combination of grade, scale, improving infrastructure certainty, and federal alignment places it within a shrinking pool of projects capable of delivering what the supply chain increasingly demands.

For more information, visit www.trilogymetals.com.

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• Brazil reportedly holds the world’s second-largest, rare-earth reserves at 21 million metric tons.
• Canamera Energy Metals is advancing its exploration efforts in Brazil.
• The company’s work at Turvolândia highlights the scale potential of its project.

Brazil is increasingly emerging as a focal point in the global search for rare earth elements, offering significant geological potential that remains underexplored compared to dominant producers such as China. As countries seek to diversify supply chains for these critical materials, companies such as Canamera Energy Metals (CSE: EMET) (OTCQB: EMETF) are positioning themselves to capitalize on Brazil’s untapped resources. Recent results from the company’s Turvolândia project highlight promising rare earth mineralization and underscore its strategy of advancing exploration in one of the world’s most prospective but underdeveloped regions for these essential elements.

The growing attention on Brazil reflects broader dynamics in the rare earth sector. Rare earth elements are critical components in a wide range of technologies, including electric vehicles, wind turbines, defense systems and consumer electronics. Despite their importance, global supply remains highly concentrated. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, China has historically dominated both rare earth mining and processing, accounting for a significant share of global production and an even larger portion of refining capacity. This concentration has prompted governments and industry participants to seek alternative sources of supply.

Brazil reportedly holds the world’s second-largest rare earth reserves at 21 million metric tons. The country is increasingly viewed as an alternative source of rare earth elements, with deposits that include ionic clays similar to those historically mined in southern China. These clay-hosted deposits are particularly valuable because they can be extracted using relatively simple and lower-cost processing methods compared with hard-rock mining, often relying on mild leaching techniques rather than intensive mechanical and chemical treatment.

The International Energy Agency reports that diversifying rare earth supply chains is essential to meeting the needs of the global energy transition, as demand for these materials is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades. Brazil’s geological potential, combined with increasing global demand, is helping to position the country as a key area for future exploration and development.

Within this context, Canamera Energy Metals is advancing its exploration efforts in Brazil. The company’s recent announcement regarding its Turvolândia project provides a detailed look at the potential of its assets. According to the release, Canamera confirmed the presence of ionic clay rare earth mineralization across its Eastern Grid, reporting values of up to 6,431 parts per million total rare earth oxides and up to 42% magnet rare earth oxides over an 83-hectare area. These results are significant because ionic clay deposits are typically associated with lower-cost processing and are a major source of heavy rare earth elements.

The mineralization identified at Turvolândia is consistent with the style of rare earth deposits found in China’s southern provinces, which have historically been a primary source of global supply. This comparison is important because it suggests that Brazil may host similar deposit types that could support future production outside of China’s sphere of influence.

Canamera’s work at Turvolândia also highlights the scale potential of its project. The reported mineralization spans a large surface area, and the company continues to evaluate additional zones within the property. By focusing on ionic clay mineralization, Canamera is targeting a deposit type that is particularly relevant to the current market, where demand for magnet rare earth elements such as neodymium and dysprosium continues to grow.

The company’s broader strategy appears to center on identifying and advancing rare earth assets that can contribute to diversified global supply chains. As countries seek to reduce reliance on a single dominant supplier, projects in jurisdictions such as Brazil may attract increasing attention from investors and strategic partners.

Canamera Energy Metals’ activities in Brazil also align with a wider trend among exploration companies seeking opportunities in underexplored regions. As more data becomes available and exploration programs expand, Brazil’s role in the rare earth sector may continue to grow.

The combination of strong geological potential, increasing global demand and supportive market dynamics suggests that Brazil could become an increasingly important player in the rare earth industry. Companies that establish a presence early and demonstrate promising results may be well positioned to benefit from this shift.

For Canamera Energy Metals Corp., the confirmation of ionic clay rare earth mineralization at Turvolândia represents a meaningful step forward in its exploration strategy. As the company continues to advance its projects, it is contributing to a broader effort to unlock Brazil’s rare earth potential and support the development of more diversified and resilient global supply chains for these critical materials.

For more information, visit the company’s website at CanameraMetals.com.

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This document contains “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable securities legislation, including statements regarding: the Company’s planned exploration activities on its projects; the anticipated timing and completion of the earn-in milestones under the Option Agreement; the Company’s ability to make required cash and share payments and incur required exploration expenditures; the geological prospectivity of its projects; and the Company’s exploration strategy.

Forward-looking information is based on assumptions, estimates, and opinions of management at the date the statements are made and is subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated or projected. These assumptions include, without limitation: the Company’s ability to raise sufficient capital to fund its exploration programs and option payments; favourable regulatory conditions; continued access to its projects; and general economic conditions.

Important risk factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include, but are not limited to: uncertainties related to raising sufficient financing; the inherently speculative nature of mineral exploration; title risks; environmental and permitting risks; and fluctuations in uranium prices. Additional risk factors affecting the Company can be found in the Company’s continuous disclosure documents available at www.sedarplus.ca.

Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information.

• Versus Systems operates a patented earned-rewards platform that integrates gamification with real-world incentives across digital and live environments.
• The company’s Infinite platform enables scalable campaign deployment through a library of customizable games that require minimal development resources.
• Established relationships with professional sports teams and global brands demonstrate real-world adoption across high-visibility venues and events.
• The Filter Fan Cam product provides an in-venue engagement solution that creates interactive experiences and sponsorship opportunities during live events and broadcasts.
• Versus’ ability to deploy across web, mobile, broadcast, and in-person channels positions it to participate in multiple segments of the digital engagement ecosystem.

Versus Systems (NASDAQ: VS) is a technology company focused on enhancing how audiences interact with content across digital and live environments. The company’s platform enables brands, teams, and content creators to integrate interactive elements directly into their experiences, allowing users to participate in games and earn real-world rewards while engaging with media.

By combining gameplay mechanics with promotional functionality, Versus provides a framework for turning passive audiences into active participants. Its patented earned-rewards system is designed to operate across mobile, web, broadcast, and in-venue formats, supporting both audience participation and measurable brand interaction without requiring significant development resources.

Versus has worked with professional sports leagues, major brands, and entertainment partners, with its technology deployed across thousands of events and engaging millions of users globally. The company continues to expand the role of interactive media by embedding participation and rewards into everyday content experiences.

The company is headquartered in Dover, Delaware.

Products

Versus Systems delivers its technology through products designed to integrate interactive engagement and rewards into digital content and live environments.

Infinite

Infinite is the company’s core platform, offering a library of customizable, web-based games that can be deployed across digital channels or integrated into live events. The platform enables brands and content partners to launch interactive campaigns using pre-built game formats that can be tailored for promotions, sponsorships, and audience engagement.

The game library includes a range of casual formats—such as sports, trivia, arcade, and puzzle-based experiences—designed for broad accessibility and repeat participation. Through Infinite, users can engage with branded content while earning rewards such as discounts, prizes, or sweepstakes entries, directly linking gameplay to incentivized outcomes.

The platform includes administrative tools that allow partners to customize and deploy campaigns, supported by Versus’ prizing infrastructure, which facilitates reward distribution across different regions and use cases.

Filter Fan Cam

Filter Fan Cam is an in-venue engagement product that enables audiences to see themselves on venue screens or broadcasts with real-time visual enhancements. The system applies digital filters and overlays to live camera feeds, creating interactive moments that can be displayed in arenas or incorporated into event coverage.

Using facial tracking and augmented visual effects, Filter Fan Cam supports customized branding, themed activations, and sponsor integrations during live events. The product has been deployed in professional sports venues, including Globe Life Field during Texas Rangers home games, where it is used to enhance fan participation and create additional sponsorship opportunities.

Market Opportunity

According to Fortune Business Insights, the global gamification market was valued at $6.33 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach $37.00 billion by 2027, representing a compound annual growth rate of 24.8%, with further expansion expected to reach $89.75 billion by 2031. North America accounted for 42.97% of the global market share in 2019.

Gamification software integrates game mechanics into business, media, and digital environments to drive engagement across customers, employees, and partners. These systems are used to enhance participation, improve brand interaction, and support training, recruitment, and customer-facing initiatives through interactive and task-based experiences.

The adoption of gamification tools has been shown to improve measurable outcomes, including increased customer engagement and conversion rates.

Leadership Team

Luis Goldner, Chief Executive Officer, brings more than 16 years of executive management experience across the gaming, media, and technology sectors. He previously served as Chief Executive Officer of Intralot do Brazil, where he helped expand the company into one of the country’s leading lottery operators, and as Chief Executive Officer of Trust Impressers, a subsidiary of Oberthur Group focused on high-security printing and financial instruments. He has also served as Chief Operating Officer and a member of the board of directors of ICARO Media Group, contributing to the development of AI-powered media technology platforms.

For more information, visit the company’s website at Versus Systems.

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Disseminated on behalf of SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) and may include paid advertising.

• While it might not be getting as much attention as other aspects of the current conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, GPS jamming is playing a silent, but important role in modern warfare.
• GPS jamming is a warfare tactic that involves using radio frequency noise to overwhelm lower-power signals to disrupt communication, drone navigation, and guided munitions.
• To help combat GPS jamming, SPARC AI has developed next-gen GPS-free target acquisition system and autonomous navigation software for drones and edge devices, to let them fly without relying on GPS.

While issues like drone attacks and heavy artillery strikes steal many of the headlines about the recent conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, there’s a hidden battle being fought behind the scenes. This hidden aspect plays a much bigger part of modern conflicts than you might think.

GPS jamming is a tactic where high-powered radio signals are used to block and overwhelm lower-power signals. The purpose of this is to emit enough noise on the same frequency that it disrupts legitimate signals from GPS satellites, often leading to a loss of tracking, navigation failure, and other errors.

It may be used offensively to disorient enemy ship navigation and disrupt communication efforts, but also defensively to form an “invisible shield” around an area of importance, denying precision strikes and/or drones that often rely on GPS to reach their target.

Many aspects of war today rely on communication and tracking via GPS or similar signals, and jamming can cause severe disruptions within these systems, leading to mass confusion, inaccurate navigation, accidents, and much less situational awareness for ground teams.

However, with how prevalent GPS jamming is becoming, and how disruptive it can be during a conflict, some are creating solutions to combat GPS jamming. For example, SPARC AI (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) develops GPS-free target acquisition system and autonomous navigation software for drones and edge devices.

The system uses known landmark coordinates to calculate and correct your position to ensure you stay on track, even in areas that are jammed or GPS-denied. 

It determines the geolocation of any visible object using camera telemetry data, and because it’s built on advanced mathematical modeling, the software constructs a 3D understanding of terrain and position to get GPS-level accuracy, without relying on GPS.

The platform integrates without any need for new hardware, works alongside any image navigation system, and by removing the need for specialized hardware like lasers, radar, or lidar, the software may also drone weight, cost, and power use.

As the usage of GPS jamming grows and it keeps disrupting tracking, disabling navigation, and interrupting communications, GPS-free solutions are going to continue to be a popular solution to maintain visibility and awareness, even in challenging environments.

About SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF)

SPARC AI Inc. is a company that develops next-gen GPS-free target acquisition system and autonomous navigation software for drones and edge devices. The technology delivers real-time detection, tracking, and insights without relying on radar, lidar, or heavy sensors. The company aims to redefine situational awareness by merging advanced math, AI modeling, and edge computing into a unified intelligence architecture.

For more information, visit the company’s website at https://sparcai.co.

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• LIXT is developing LB-100, a first-in-class therapy designed to enhance the effectiveness of established cancer treatments while cutting down toxicity
• Strategic partnership with Liora Technologies integrates multimodal oncology data, enabling precision-guided patient care and streamlined clinical trials
• These developments position the company at the intersection of innovation and therapeutics

Lixte Biotech Holdings (NASDAQ: LIXT) is advancing the frontiers of precision oncology, developing therapies that complement existing cancer treatments while integrating cutting-edge data solutions. The company’s lead program, LB-100, is a novel small-molecule compound designed to enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy and radiation, aiming to improve patient outcomes while reducing treatment-related side effects. By focusing on improving the therapeutic index of existing cancer modalities, the company is tackling a recurrent challenge in the field of oncology: maximizing treatment impact while cutting down risks to healthy tissue.

The company recently announced a partnership with Liora Technologies, setting the company up to be a leading force in multimodal oncology data integration. This partnership uses foundation model-based embeddings to unify clinical text, radiology scans, pathology images, and molecular profiles into cohesive patient representations. By blending these complex datasets, the company is strategically positioned to optimize patient selection, streamline clinical trial design, and speed up LB-100’s development in precision oncology. The integration of multimodal data enables researchers to analyze heterogeneous cancer profiles in a unified framework, improving predictive modeling, treatment personalization, and real-world applicability of clinical findings (ibn.fm/rV8gG).

LB-100’s prospect is highlighted by emerging clinical evidence underscoring the value of cutting down treatment-related toxicity. For example, a nationwide phase 3 trial comparing proton beam therapy to traditional photon radiation for oropharyngeal cancer showed that patients experienced fewer side effects while achieving better overall survival. These outcomes show the important impact of minimizing collateral damage during treatment, a principle reflected in LB-100’s mechanism of action, which seeks to sensitize tumors while helping to preserve healthy tissue.

Lixte operates at the nexus of therapeutic innovation and data-driven oncology. The company’s development is guided by the help of thorough preclinical and early clinical data, while the Liora Technologies platform ensures that patient-level insights guide treatment strategy. The blend of multimodal data helps the company move beyond siloed datasets, helping to create useful insights that enable predictive modeling, personalized therapy selection, and enhanced clinical trial efficiency. This approach also ensures flexibility, making analysis possible even when patient records aren’t complete (ibn.fm/X2v4I).

The integration of AI-driven insights with targeted therapeutic development indicates a powerful blend. By ensuring more accurate patient satisfaction and real-time treatment optimization, these multimodal data platforms can improve the commercial and clinical value of oncology drugs. In the case of Lixte, this convergence may lead to more efficient clinical trial design and stronger positioning in an increasingly competitive oncology ecosystem.

These updates highlight Lixte’s broader mission: to deliver futuristic cancer therapies that enhance both patient survival and quality of life. Through the blend of advanced analytics and first-in-class pharmacology, the company strategically positions itself to solve persistent challenges in oncology, such as heterogeneous patient response, treatment resistance, and fragmented clinical data systems. The firm’s R&D strategy emphasizes innovation, which complement existing standard-of-care therapies, instead of competing with them, which may speed up adoption and increase market potential.

For more information, visit the company website at https://lixte.com.

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• Canamera Energy Metals seeks to advance a portfolio of rare earth projects across Brazil, USA, and Canada.
• Specifically, the company is looking for rare earth elements (“REEs”), which are a group of 17 metals, useful for defense, high-performance electronics, industrial motors and automation, and several other applications and industries.
• The company recently made several announcement and updates, including announcing positive assay results from the first auger holes at the Turvolândia Rare Earth Project, and signing a letter of intent to potentially acquire an option for another REE project in Brazil.

Canamera Energy Metals (CSE: EMET) (OTCQB: EMETF) is a rare earth and critical metals exploration company that’s focused on developing a portfolio of district-scale mining opportunities across the Americas.

The company holds a diverse portfolio of projects throughout Brazil, USA, and Canada. Canamera’s Brazilian ionic clay projects offer exposure to one of the most underdeveloped and prospective rare earth regions globally. 

Specifically, the company is mining and looking for rare earth elements (“REEs”). These are a group of 17 metals that are split into light rare earth elements (“LREE”) and heavy rare earth elements (“HREE”). LREEs are easier and cheaper to extract, more common to find, and a lower market price due to a more plentiful supply. The 10 metals that are classified as LREEs include: Scandium, Yttrium, Lanthanum, Cerium Praseodymium, Neodymium, Promethium, Samarium and Europium Gadolinium.

HREEs are much less common than LREEs, more complex and costly to extract, and fetch higher prices due to scarcity. The seven HREEs are: Terbium, Dysprosium, Holmium, Erbium, Thulium, Ytterbium and Lutetium.

These metals have a variety of use cases in industries like defense and aerospace, electronics, industrial motors and automation, oil and gas, medical imaging and diagnostics, and strategic supply chain security.

A few of the things these metals are used to create include:

• Permanent magnets for EV motors, wind turbines, aircraft actuators, naval propulsion, and precision guided weapons.
• Phosphors for displays, LEDs, laser targeting, night vision systems, and more.
• Petroleum refining catalysts, alloy strengthening, ceramics, and glass polishing.
• Nuclear control rods, neutron shielding, MRI contrast agents, and cancer therapy isotopes.
• Robotics, factory automation, and high-efficiency motors in manufacturing.

Canamera Energy Metals recently reported several developments highlighting progress across its rare earth portfolio. The company confirmed ionic clay rare earth element (“REE”) mineralization at its Turvolândia rare earth project in Brazil, reporting positive assay results from the first 27 of 55 completed auger holes. Notably, nine of the 27 holes were halted in elevated total rare earth oxide (“TREO”) zones due to ground conditions, suggesting that mineralization may remain open at depth and warrant further exploration.

In a separate announcement, the company disclosed that it has signed a non-binding letter of intent (“LOI”) with a Brazilian mineral permits holder that could provide an option to earn a 100% interest in the Patos ionic clay REE project in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The project consists of eight exploration permits covering approximately 15,979 hectares (about 39,484 acres), further expanding the company’s footprint in one of the world’s emerging rare earth districts.

For more information, visit the company’s website at CanameraMetals.com.

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CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION

This document contains “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable securities legislation, including statements regarding: the Company’s planned exploration activities on its projects; the anticipated timing and completion of the earn-in milestones under the Option Agreement; the Company’s ability to make required cash and share payments and incur required exploration expenditures; the geological prospectivity of its projects; and the Company’s exploration strategy.

Forward-looking information is based on assumptions, estimates, and opinions of management at the date the statements are made and is subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated or projected. These assumptions include, without limitation: the Company’s ability to raise sufficient capital to fund its exploration programs and option payments; favourable regulatory conditions; continued access to its projects; and general economic conditions.

Important risk factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include, but are not limited to: uncertainties related to raising sufficient financing; the inherently speculative nature of mineral exploration; title risks; environmental and permitting risks; and fluctuations in uranium prices. Additional risk factors affecting the Company can be found in the Company’s continuous disclosure documents available at www.sedarplus.ca.

Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information.

• ETST is focused on compounding pharmacies, telemedicine, and clinical services
• Vertically integrated model supports recurring, patient-driven revenue
• The company’s strategy aligns with increased demand for personalized and digital healthcare

Earth Science Tech (OTC: ETST) is consolidating on its identity as a leading healthcare holding company, implementing a strategy built on vertical integration across telemedicine, pharmaceuticals, and clinical services. The company’s transitioning from legacy operations highlights a distinct alignment with high-growth segments of the healthcare sector, particularly personalized medicine and digital care delivery (ibn.fm/9lMJg).

At the nucleus of ETST’s model are its compounding pharmacy operations, which produce customized medications tailored for specific patient needs. This segment aims to tackle the growing gap in traditional pharmaceutical manufacturing. Where standardized drug testing usually falls short of patient-specified requirements. Through operating licensed compounding facilities, the company is strategically positioned to serve a niche but quickly evolving market driven by demand for precision treatment and specialized formulations.

This segment tackles a quickly expanding gap in conventional pharmaceutical manufacturing, where standardized drugs usually fall short of patient-specific requirements. By running licensed compounding facilities, Earth Science Tech is strategically positioned to serve a growing market driven by a demand for precision treatment and specialized formulations.

In addition to this, the company’s telemedicine infrastructure operates as a front-end patient acquisition and engagement platform. Through virtual consultations and prescription management, the company efficiently connects patients to pharmacy services, helping to create a seamless pathway to treatment from diagnosis. This integration improves convenience while improving retention and lifetime patient value.

ETST also strengthens its platform by using clinical service operations that support patient coordination and care continuity. Together, these segments help create a connected ecosystem that enables the company to engage across different points of the healthcare value chain, which is an increasingly important advantage in a space fast-moving toward integrated care models.

For investors, this approach draws its strength from its scalability and revenue structure. Telemedicine helps drive up patient inflow, while pharmacy services help generate recurring revenue through ongoing prescriptions. This helps create a compounding effect where each patient can translate into sustained, long-term revenue streams. Also, vertical integration gives better control over margins, operations, and compliance.

The company’s recent financial records underscore this strategic direction, with consistent revenue growth backed by expansion cutting across its healthcare segments. With the scale in operations, ETST seems to be improving efficiency while reinforcing its core business model.

Looking forward, several industry tailwinds support the company’s positioning. Telehealth adoption continues to grow, personalized medicine is getting more attention, and healthcare systems are focusing more on cost efficiency and accessibility. These trends directly align with the company’s integrated platform, which was created to deliver convenient and efficient care.

For more information, visit EarthScienceTech.com.

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• TechForce Robotics are advancing automation through a subscription-based RaaSP (Robotics-as-a-Service Provider)
• The company delivers a fully managed autonomous robotics ecosystem with no upfront capital burden
• The model enables scalable, predictable, and revenue-aligned deployment across service industries

As artificial intelligence and robotics transition from experimental innovation into real-world deployment, the economics of automation are undergoing a fundamental transformation. Nightfood Holdings Inc. (OTCQB: NGTF), acting through its subsidiary TechForce Robotics, is leveraging this evolution by advancing RaaSP, a platform that eliminates a major impediment to adoption: upfront capital expense (ibn.fm/bmrvL).

Within the past few years, the service industry has taken a sharp turn into the world of technology to improve efficiency within the workplace. This approach allows companies to keep up with a fast-paced lifestyle, while making the guest experience much more enjoyable. Traditionally, automation services require significant capital investment, ongoing maintenance commitments, and long procurement cycles. These challenges limit adoption to large enterprises capable of absorbing financial risk. RaaSP changes this equation by transforming automation from a capital expenditure into an operating expense, making it possible for organizations to deploy robotics through trackable monthly subscriptions instead of large upfront payments.

TechForce Robotics functions as a fully managed platform, blending cloud-based software, autonomous robots, deployment, mapping, training, and ongoing optimization into one service offering. With this approach, customers can introduce automation quickly while avoiding the challenges that come with ownership, infrastructure, and technical integration.

A unique feature of this is that the financial advantages are measurable and immediate. Businesses can avoid lengthy capital approval cycles and deploy automation in alignment with the demands of operation. This flexibility is crucial in industries such as logistics, hospitality, and healthcare, where labor constraints and an increase in operational costs continue to increase the need for efficiency. Through the alignment of costs with usage, RaaSP helps organizations incrementally scale automation while ensuring financial agility.

For investors, this model underscores a compelling evolution in revenue generation. Subscription-based pricing creates recurring revenue streams, offering greater predictability and long-term visibility compared to traditional equipment sales. This model also helps improve customer lifetime value, as ongoing service, optimization, and maintenance foster deeper, enduring client relationships.

TechForce Robotics also seeks to solve one of the most persistent issues in robotics adoption: deployment complexity. The company takes care of the full lifecycle of implementation, including site mapping, evaluation, routing, onboarding, and continuous performance refinement. This fully managed approach eliminates the need for in-house technical expertise, greatly reducing barriers to entry and speeding up adoption timelines (ibn.fm/l36BK).

Organizations can expand robotic deployments across departments and locations using unified platforms, adjusting capacity as workflows evolve. With this modular flexibility, customers are able to validate return on investment before scaling, while giving NGTF needed opportunities for expansion within existing accounts.

Its modular autonomous robot, TIM-E (pronounced “Timmy”), is designed to transport items across large, complex facilities, using interchangeable attachments to handle back-of-house logistics like inventory delivery, linen movement and waste collection, allowing operations to scale without replacing core systems. Alongside this, the company deploys an automated beverage dispensing system, BIM-E (Beverages in Motion – Everywhere), built for high-traffic environments, delivering consistent pours across a range of drinks while reducing waste and maintaining speed during peak demand. Together, these systems are designed to streamline repetitive tasks, improve operational flexibility, and enable staff to focus more on customer-facing responsibilities.

Regular software updates and maintenance ensure that deployed systems remain current without needing added capital investment. This future-ready approach protects customers from technological obsolescence while reinforcing the long-term value of the subscription model.

The evolving industry landscape highlights the importance of this shift. As service robotics tilts toward large-scale commercialization, companies capable of delivering reliable, scalable, and cost-efficient solutions are coming up as key infrastructure providers. TechForce Robotics is aligning with this growth trajectory by blending AI-driven robotics with a flexible, revenue-focused deployment framework.

For more information, visit the company’s website at TechForceRobotics.com.

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• American Fusion Inc. has officially changed its corporate name and ticker symbol from Renewal Fuels (OTC: RNWF) to AMFN.
• The move follows the company’s earlier merger with Kepler Fusion Technologies and reflects its focus on the company’s unique fusion energy technology development.
• Kepler’s Texatron(TM) platform is designed as a modular system for industrial and commercial energy deployment, pursuing a strategy that initially targets “behind-the-meter” power generation at customer facilities.
• A 5-megawatt demonstration system and a 100-megawatt commercial-scale design are currently under development.
• The rebranding is intended to align the company’s public market presence with its long-term technology and infrastructure strategy.

American Fusion (OTC: AMFN), an advanced energy platform company focused on the development and commercialization of fusion energy technologies has formally completed a corporate name and ticker symbol change that signals the company’s transition toward fusion energy development. The Texas-based company, formerly known as Renewal Fuels, Inc., began trading under its new identity and ticker symbol AMFN on March 19, after the action was processed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (https://ibn.fm/YYMqG).

The change was listed on FINRA’s daily corporate action report the previous day and represents what the company describes as a key step in its transformation following a merger with Kepler Fusion Technologies.

According to the company’s announcement, the rebranding is intended to align its public market identity with a strategic focus on developing and commercializing fusion-based energy systems. 

American Fusion’s strategy centers on advancing technology developed by Kepler Fusion Technologies, now a wholly owned subsidiary. The subsidiary is developing the Texatron(TM) system, a concept aimed at producing modular fusion energy units that could be deployed for industrial or commercial power applications.

Management says the goal is to create an “infrastructure-grade” energy platform capable of delivering scalable power solutions in environments where electricity supply is constrained or where dedicated generation capacity is required.

Chief executive and chairman Richard C. Hawkins described the name and ticker change as an important milestone in aligning the company’s market identity with its operating strategy.

“With the completion of our name and ticker change, we are now fully aligned with the American Fusion platform and our long-term strategy,” Hawkins said in the company’s announcement. “Our focus is on advancing Kepler’s Texatron technology toward commercial deployment and building a scalable, infrastructure-grade energy platform positioned to address global demand for next-generation power solutions.”

The company says it will continue to update investors as it advances technology development, intellectual property initiatives and regulatory work tied to its commercialization plans.

At the center of the company’s technical effort, the Texatron platform is designed around aneutronic fusion concepts and is being engineered as a modular reactor architecture. While fusion energy remains in a development stage across the industry, the company reports progress toward demonstrating operational systems that could eventually serve industrial facilities or localized power needs.

Brent Nelson, who also serves as a director of American Fusion, said the corporate restructuring establishes a clearer platform for advancing the technology toward potential commercial deployment. “With the American Fusion platform now fully established, we are positioned to accelerate the advancement of the Texatron system toward commercial deployment,” Nelson said. “Our focus is on execution, delivering a scalable, infrastructure-grade fusion solution capable of addressing real-world energy demand.”

The company is currently developing several Texatron designs intended to support different power requirements. Kepler is working on nine variations of the Texatron system and is constructing two prototype reactor configurations: a 5-megawatt demonstration unit and a 100-megawatt model intended to test commercial viability.

The larger design forms the basis of the company’s early commercialization strategy. Because the reactors are intended to operate in modular units, additional capacity could be added incrementally as demand grows.

Under that model, ten 100-megawatt reactors would produce roughly one gigawatt of generation capacity, a scale that investors and infrastructure planners commonly use when evaluating large power projects.

Rather than focusing initially on connecting power plants to large public grids, the company plans to target behind-the-meter deployments. In energy markets, behind-the-meter systems supply electricity directly to the facility where they are installed, bypassing the broader grid infrastructure. This approach can reduce regulatory complexity and speed up project timelines.

Nelson said that in certain jurisdictions, including Texas, installing generation capacity directly at a customer site can simplify permitting and interconnection requirements compared with traditional utility-scale projects. That strategy is expected to address industrial facilities, data centers, or other large energy users seeking reliable power capacity independent of regional grid constraints.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.AmericanFusionEnergy.com.

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